Krakow a safe and friendly city for foreigners? Read this!

Exactly!

That does come across nicely in your posts :-)

Oh, I met some drunken yobs on the train in Żywiec. I was waiting but there were so many of them that there was no space. They were packed in like sardines, all they needed to separate it from Africa was people on the roof. A bit like Japan. They were graduates from a leading Kraków university which made my jaw drop.

You are a xenophobe i tyle!

Oops, I forgot that you lived through WWII, Harry. What first-hand experiences can you share with us?

Wait, a Presidential candidate made vague promises to voters and didn't keep them? Stop the presses!

well, I think that Churchill didn't like Poles because they were talking honour, obligation and moral issues.
Politics doesn't work like that .
Everyone want to believe himself to be honourable and just - so if somebody is confusing this image - do you gonna blame yourself or them ?

Thanks for your clarification I thought that you was expressing your opinion.:)


really ?

Sequel of Hidden gems for Seanus:
First of all you should differ the beautiful Renaissance palace in Pieskowa Skała with unusual rock called Hercules' Club in neighbourhood from the ruins of Ojców castle in the same valley (and of course Pieskowa Skała Country from Skała Town).

Let’s back to Cracow.
You should see the famous XII century Romanesque Benedictine Abbey in Tyniec at the cliff of the Vistula River close to A4 motorway. Last times you can buy a traditional food and products made by monks business there.

Not far from this place you can see the Camaldolian Abbey and Hermits. Unfortunately women are not allowed to visit this place.
In the next few km from Camaldolian you can find the excellent restaurant and coffee in Przegorzały language centre for foreigners and Polonia hanging on the high rock over the Vistula valley with an amazing view from the terrace towards the Benedictine Abbey, Camaldolian Abbey, Vistula, Cracow and (if you are happy) Tatra Mountains. You must go there.

In the next few km you can climb on the Kościuszko Mound and see a panorama of all Cracow City. There is also a hotel in the Austrian fort and the most popular Polish radio station RMF.

What else? Thousands!
Korzkiew castle and nice hotel, Jurassic Valleys near Cracow, Austrian forts, Kazimierz Jewish District, synagogues, coffees in Plac Nowy in Kazimierz, Podgórze District, Shindler’s Museum, Manggha Japan Art Museum, Aviation Museum with American planes from Vietnam, churches, museums, galleries, pubs not mention Bochnia (and of course Wieliczka) salt mine, Zakopane, Oświęcim, Wadowice, Chochołów, etc…

Go read Hansard: it shows that Olson & Cloud are nothing more than liars.

It's no less interesting to see how a leech living in poland for the last 15 years has little clue about the country's realities.


I didn't know he was in the process of becoming a nurse. You too?

Now show me where in this nursing school curriculum they name English as a compulsory subject?
wsmlegnica.pl/?lang=pl&content=nursing

Now Derek, read his post carefully. I'm sure you can if you try.

Funny how Poles completely forget the honour they showed towards the ally which they sold to the USSR 18 years before WWII for 120 million roubles. Or how in the same decade they broke a treaty with Lithuania and invaded what they had agreed to be Lithuania. Or how they did the same to the Czechs when Poland took part in the Nazi invasion of 1938. For a nation so interested in honour and moral obligations, Poland sure behaves strangely.

Nowadays its means nothing,


really? two of them?
seriously, either you didn't read the thread or you have a very "nice" friends.


so, why are you behaving as if you were ?